By PaperMoneyMan, on April 22nd, 2011%
Question by Hail: How many canadian stamps needed to send a letter to USA?
i need to send some money to america and if it matters its one 20$ canadian bill and one 10$ canadian bill and a piece of paper. the stamps are like this: they say canadian navy on them 1910-2010 and in the bottom right corner they say 57. Thanks!!
Best answer:
Answer by ChâteauguayAre you in Canada? Then you must know: the 57cent stamp is for domestic postage. To send it to the USA requires a 98cent stamp, or 98cents total in other stamps.
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By PaperMoneyMan, on April 16th, 2011%
Question by God of thunder: My 11 year old friend wants a job that pays good money what should he do and me and i are canadian.?
And doesn’t want a paper route.
Best answer:
Answer by Jeff EStay in school and away from booze and drugs, the rest will fall into place.
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By PaperMoneyMan, on April 14th, 2011%
Question by scott16202222: what is money made of?
k so i saw the movie fakers and it said that Canadian money is printed on cotton paper. Is that true? because i think that having money being printed on such a accessible product is weird, and does cotton paper feel like money?
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Answer by sofiaaaaaa!trees.
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By PaperMoneyMan, on April 13th, 2011%
Question by What’choo lookin’ at?: What denomination of bill do Canadian men offer to the ladies at gentlemen’s clubs?
Ok, long way around here…
I was reading the comics this morning and Dagwood Bumstead was talking with a co-worker about doing away with pennies, nickels and dimes. That got me thinking about Canada using the Loonie in place of one dollar bills and having a two dollar bill as the lowest denomination of paper money.
So if US men offer ladies one dollar bills in gentleman’s clubs, do Canadians offer two dollar bills?
Best answer:
Answer by SpiceyI think they offer a lot more than that.
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By PaperMoneyMan, on April 2nd, 2011%
Question by Cameron W: How much money does the U.S. govt spend on the Canadian border versus the Mexican Border?
I am doing a research paper and I am trying to prove that the U.S. govt is racist towards Hispanics based off of how much money they spend on the Mexican border versus the Canadian border.
Best answer:
Answer by Holden LCanada: 2,000,000$ of ice hockey sticks.
Mexico: 50 Billion dollars worth of tacos.
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By PaperMoneyMan, on March 31st, 2011%
Canadian Tax Rules for 2010
Each year millions of Canadians scramble to get their tax papers in order. Each year, many of these same Canadians are scrambling to find out what new tax rules have been introduced as well as what old tax rules have been changed. Many of these changes stem from the federal budget being brought down at the beginning of 2009. These major tax changes can easily affect how much personal tax you will pay and for most people, it pays to know the changes. Here are some of the key changes:
The introduction of the tax-free savings account was unveiled in the 2008 federal budget but one was not able to set it up until 2009. Millions of Canadians have set up their TFSA, making this account widely popular. If you did not contribute last year, you can still do so by adding up to ,000 this year, which is the equivalent of the ,000 allowance from 2009 combined with the ,000 allowance for 2010.
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By PaperMoneyMan, on March 28th, 2011%
Question by somber_pieces: I can understand changing the paper money, but WHY in the name of God did they have to change the quarters to?
They just look like – Canadian quarters, at a glance. And,.. Well,.. You know how worthless (Canadian Quarters) they are down here in the states.
I’ve been finding a lot of them lately in rolls that come from the bank. Don’t the bank clerks know what American quarters look like – or are they just stupid?
duh,… Canadian quarters don’t work in Parking Meters, even in Michigan.
American Parking Violations cost a lot more – IN America, dear.
Best answer:
Answer by jedimasteryou would figure that they could get it right since Canadian quarters weigh less than American…
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By PaperMoneyMan, on March 14th, 2011%
Mortgage Refinancing – Lending a Hand to Canadian Economy
Property and home realty has been an excellent investment in the majority parts of Canada in the last few decades. Home valuations are continuously moving up and have broken all records and are attaining new heights in a lot of regions of the country. That’s excellent for Canada’s 7.5 million home owners, who are benefiting from an average increase of ,000 in property wealth ever since the upward movements in property market took hold from 2001.
The blistering property market is being stimulated by mortgage rates that are now at their lowest ever since they’ve been in existence. First-time home buyers are finding the rates appealing, and home buyers are rushing to buy their first home or to move to a larger and more spacious houses. Housing values have been capturing headlines of the major news papers and information media for months and the roar is clearly visible on major financial indicators.
On the other hand, the reports aren’t just about growing valuations or Canadians moving into their new homes. Silently in the backdrop of . . . → Read More: Mortgage Refinancing – Lending a Hand to Canadian Economy
By PaperMoneyMan, on March 9th, 2011%
Question by elizabeth k: Where can I exchange Canadian coins in the Seattle area? Tried the airport but they only exchange paper money.
Best answer:
Answer by photoloftspaceVancouver? a Bank?
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By PaperMoneyMan, on February 22nd, 2011%
What Is Online Surveys And How You Can Make Money With Free Paid Online Surveys
Surveys, whether presented electronically as a web page or as an emailed questionnaire, or as form printed on paper, exist because it is an effective way to collect data. When making a good online survey, whatever the format, it is always a good start to define the purpose of the survey.
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We must ask the right questions that will validate some of the answers given. If the survey is all about computers, it may be logical to inquire about the brand of monitor you are using, but it may not make much sense if you suddenly ask something about gardening, which is totally unrelated. Ask the opinion of anyone who is interested in the survey results so that the right questions can be included.
With millions of other web pages just a click away, it becomes a challenge to design surveys that will hold the attention of the person manipulating the mouse. Some sites include incentives for completing the survey such as giving freebies or discounts to online stores.
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